GENERAL PROVISIONS

§ 90.001 TOWN'S AUTHORITY TO REGULATE.

   The town may regulate the conduct or use or possession of property which might endanger the public health, safety or welfare of its citizens.

(Ord. 7-11-05-1, passed 8-8-2005)

Statutory reference:

   Regulation and control of conduct and property for reasons of public health, safety and welfare authorized, see I.C. 36-8-2-4

§ 90.002 PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC PEACE AND ORDER.

   The town may establish, maintain and operate a police and law enforcement system to preserve public peace and order and may provide facilities and equipment for that system.

(Ord. 7-11-05-1, passed 8-8-2005)

Statutory reference:

   Authority to preserve public peace and order, see I.C. 36-8-2-2

§ 90.003 AUTHORITY TO REGULATE AIR AND SOUND.

   The town may regulate the introduction of any substance or odor into the air or any generation of sound.

(Ord. 7-11-05-1, passed 8-8-2005)

Statutory reference:

   Regulation of air and sound, see I.C. 36-8-2-8

§ 90.004 AUTHORITY TO REGULATE PUBLIC GATHERINGS.

   The town may regulate public gatherings, such as shows, demonstrations, fairs, conventions, sporting events and exhibitions.

(Ord. 7-11-05-1, passed 8-8-2005)

Statutory reference:

   Regulation of public gatherings, see I.C. 36-8-2-9

§ 90.005 OFFENSES AGAINST PUBLIC HEALTH, ORDER AND DECENCY.

   All offenses against public health, order or decency not addressed by this chapter shall be governed by applicable state statute.

(Ord. 7-11-05-1, passed 8-8-2005)

Statutory reference:

   Additional regulations, see I.C. 35-45-1-1 et seq.

§ 90.006 OBSCENE MATERIAL.

   It shall be unlawful for any person to post in any conspicuous or public place within the town any obscene, lewd, indecent or lascivious drawing, photograph or picture of an indecent or immoral nature, as defined in I.C. 35-49-2-1.

(Ord. 7-11-05-1, passed 8-8-2005) Penalty, see § 90.999

Statutory reference:

   Matters or performances harmful to minors, see I.C. 35-49-2-2

   Obscene matters or performances, see I.C. 35-49-2-1